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Taste Test
That video animation project was when we decided to move away from the currently popular black-and-white interfaces and try something different.
Which concept is more aesthetically attractive?
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I’d go with A, the cooler teal palette feels more modern and tech-focused
Thanks for your opinion
A is more professional 😎
Thanks, Mostafa. Intresting opinion
Pardon ❤️
I like the variant A; which one do you like most?
Hey Robin, my personally opinion a little inclided to option A
Thanks, Dot
A for me
Muhammad, apreciate your choice
A look cool
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